She noted that SpaceX and Tesla are covered very differently... and then we basically just floored it from stoplight to stoplight on the West Side Highway.
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I live in a very rural county, with only one stoplight.
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If there is a single stoplight, I don't remember seeing it.
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"There's not a stoplight in the entire town," Mr. Carroll said.
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I was at a stoplight driving to Louisiana to see my brother.
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"Even that stoplight," he continued, as we waited for it to change.
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" Watching the approaching stoplight, he asked, "Mind if I play the radio?
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At one stoplight, the car waited for the green signal before turning right.
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Accelerating from a stoplight to 60 miles an hour takes about 9 seconds.
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In the Caribbean, the stoplight parrotfish seems to be a key algae muncher.
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At the intersection, a car pulled up, tripping the motion sensor on the stoplight.
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The car stops suddenly, often, my seatbelt cutting into my chest at each stoplight.
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So I waited until we were at a stoplight, jumped out, and walked home.
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Our driver demonstrated this feature while we were parked in front of a stoplight.
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At the stoplight, he lifted the door handle and twisted the volume knob high.
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Of course, at that stoplight, I didn't have time to say any of that.
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The men were listening to music and talking when they pulled up to a stoplight.
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Leah's stoplight alarm turns green in her room, and invariably she's excited for the day.
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"Sometimes there are just signs…" she captioned a photo of a stoplight on McKay Road.
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At a stoplight, Hernandez pulled alongside the victims' car and opened fire, according to prosecutors.
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Sometimes installing a stoplight at a single intersection is the best thing anyone can do.
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Cars were caught under the bridge when a stoplight turned red at a nearby intersection.
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Brighton Resort operates a stoplight system to indicate whether its designated uphill routes are open.
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That's because supercar performance means more than launching from a stoplight as fast as possible.
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Now its one stoplight will go dark, along with the streetlamps along the main drag.
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They were stoplight red, an alarm set against the scene's demure cream-and-yellow backdrop.
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A white Dodge Charger pulled up next to Eddie at a stoplight and the two raced.
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And that helps with scenarios like the sun being behind the stoplight, which happens in California.
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It's also great for outdoor runners, as it'll pause automatically when you're stuck at a stoplight.
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I grew up in a town with one stoplight, miles from anything resembling a metropolitan area.
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I was in my tour bus, just driving down the street, and we'd come to the stoplight.
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I saw a police cruiser pass me and make a U-turn at a stoplight up ahead.
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At night, laser beams dance across the overpass, turning a routine traffic stoplight into a psychedelic experience.
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The teenagers at the stoplight, the bank teller, the cop all perceive him as a black man.
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We were at a stoplight, and the offended guy changed the diesel in his bottle for gasoline.
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A car parked along the sidewalk pulls into traffic as the cars at the stoplight drive away.
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Mr. Bradshaw grew up in nearby Minford, a one-stoplight town nestled amid woods and horse pastures.
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At a stoplight, Lincoln comes face to face with a car he had previously believed was following him.
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As you approach a stoplight you lightly apply pressure to the brakes, but your vehicle doesn't slow down.
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No one is putting their start-up next to the grain elevator in a town with one stoplight.
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"I didn't even know what a stoplight was, I come from such a small town," Brian told BuzzFeed News.
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At the stoplight, a Pedal Tavern has just coasted through a red light, holding up traffic in all directions.
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Even when he was standing at a stoplight, waiting to cross Hollywood Boulevard, somebody asked him for a photograph.
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And now in my position, I stop at a stoplight and really take an opportunity to observe the surroundings.
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Two workers were on the 950-ton bridge when it pancaked on top of vehicles waiting at a stoplight.
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Motor Trend's test car shut down at a stoplight and refused to restart or shift into drive, requiring a tow.
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The central metaphor is a stoplight: red for calm down; yellow for think it through; green for try your best.
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A few years ago, Authelet was waiting in his car at a stoplight in Philadelphia when another car pulled alongside.
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Maybe the breeze brushed by you pleasingly; perhaps the sun streamed down onto your shoulders as you waited at a stoplight.
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You may think of the Mustang as a drag-strip special, a muscle car built for straight lines and stoplight hauls.
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Traffic Technology Services, an information provider for connected vehicle applications, will route the stoplight data through its servers to the vehicles.
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For those who haven't attended a stoplight party: They are meant to encourage hooking up and/or dating at the party.
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One day, while I was swallowing fire at a stoplight, I happened to see a friend of mine from elementary school.
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"There was no center, so there was no gravitational pull," she said, as her hybrid car fell silent at a stoplight.
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Cars are parked along the street next to the sidewalk, and in the next lane, four cars wait at a stoplight.
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One driving danger is cognitive overload—turning left at a stoplight in traffic while trying to figure out Google Maps, for instance.
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Hours from the nearest highway, Fort Kent is a two-stoplight town along the border of Canada and the St. John River.
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Cell phone records then placed her for 10-15 minutes in the area of a stoplight on Highway 6, headed toward Batesville.
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Hungarian media mogul Janos Fenyo was sprayed with submachine gun bullets in his car at a stoplight in Budapest in February 1998.
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He drew outrage after he retweeted video of a man attacking a car at a stoplight and implied the man was homeless.
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There are people throwing fireworks into the crowd from the skyscrapers and a group marches by with a full stoplight they somehow dismantled.
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"We have a little place in a mountain town in North Carolina that has one stoplight and dodgy cell phone service," Roddick said.
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For any driver who's been stuck at a stoplight wondering how much longer they'll be sitting there, Audi says it has the cure.
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"You don't think it'll happen to you ... but you still think, 'Oh, I can just look at it at the stoplight,' " she said.
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Aside from his carriage rides and car drives around the royal residences, Prince Philip has largely stayed out of the stoplight since retiring.
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Pressing in on the latter also serves to mute the microphone, turning the big green power button on the front a stoplight red.
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Stop driving himself everywhere, diving into crowds in one-stoplight towns, relying on his phone and social media to get out the word?
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Redding doesn't have a commercial downtown, or even a stoplight, but it is less than 19203 miles from their Upper West Side apartment.
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It's schtick is that it uses a stoplight system to classify foods, and a "proven psychology-based approach" to help you stay motivated.
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Shortly after the San Francisco testing began, one of Uber's self-driving cars failed to recognize a stoplight and sailed through a crosswalk.
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All her sisters attended (even Caitlyn Jenner came!), each in a glittery bubblegum-colored dress, and the cocktails came in cups with "stoplight" designations.
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When you power out of a stoplight, kicking through the gears in rapid-fire succession, the engine sound behind your head is unmistakable Ferrari.
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Surveillance video showed Mr. Small approaching the officer's vehicle at a stoplight on Atlantic Avenue; within seconds he stumbled and fell to the ground.
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Most recently, they've gotten their first stoplight, their first Williamsburg-inflected beer bar, their first school curriculum teaching tourism (and English!), their first D.
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"I think they need to put a stoplight over there," said Devine Nicols, a stylist who works at a salon next to the restaurant.
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At the stoplight, three bearded men with shoulder-length, snow-white hair drive past us in a row, like a caravan of vacationing Santas.
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" The update notes, however, that stop signs and stoplight visualizations "are not a substitute for an attentive driver and will not stop the car.
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I haven't walked into a cafe or a library or a gay bar or gotten pulled over or paused at a stoplight without mouthing it.
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When the stoplight turned green, Feldman said he wanted to leave but was unable to because the vehicle in front of him hadn't yet moved.
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Uber driver David Stanley Hubbard was arrested on Saturday after a pair of passengers, apparently fearing for their lives, fled his vehicle at a stoplight.
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At Jenner's party, cocktails came in stoplight colors — per Kim Kardashian's generous Instagram story light night — pink = taken, yellow = single "AF," and green = it's complicated.
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We drove around, spotting a few stumbling, particularly well-dressed drunks (it's Milan, after all) and a few clowns burning their reds at the stoplight.
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Rolling Fork doesn't even have a stoplight, and Rodgers graduated high school with the same 15 people she had been in class with since kindergarten.
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The actress posted a video of the adorable exchange on Instagram, which shows the moment she rolled down her window at a stoplight and said hello.
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Their appointment in Memphis, about two hours from the one-stoplight town that they call home, is their fourth meeting with immigration officials in 10 weeks.
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He was at a stoplight at a busy intersection in northeast Baltimore when a green minivan pulled up behind him and made a three-point turn.
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At a stoplight in the city of Culiacán, I saw the corpses of five police officers whom assailants ambushed and sprayed with more than 400 bullets.
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When her vehicle began moving again, the stoplight had turned green for the car Barson was riding in, and it plowed into Williams's sport utility vehicle.
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Mr. Polan prefers to depict the mundane experiences that tie us all together, like waiting at a stoplight, rather than the exceptions, like an outré outfit.
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Once, while I was driving through Long Island and singing with little restraint to Guns N' Roses, two teenagers pulled alongside my car at a stoplight.
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That could create bottlenecks, with self-driving cars holding up traffic because its law-abiding brain won't allow it to proceed, even if a stoplight is malfunctioning.
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His photograph of a snowbound Central Park, from the following year, presents a virgin landscape in which the only signifier of civilization is a colorfully glowing stoplight.
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"It was just by happenstance and God's grace as I came up to that stoplight that I happened to look over and see the vehicle matching the description."
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Their sons, who are 8 and 5 and attend Peconic Community School, get a kick out of sitting in the car at a stoplight behind a huge tractor.
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In some cities, when you roll through a stoplight, a camera catches you in the act, and a few weeks later you receive a ticket in the mail.
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Antique stores and ice cream shops populate the one-stoplight town's Front Street, while Carol Cunningham's baked-goods stand runs on the honor system from her front yard.
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The player was Aaron Hernandez, whom the authorities accused of shooting two men while inside the 533Runner as the two victims sat in their car at a stoplight.
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He also said that, more often than not, when he drove he would confuse a stop sign with a stoplight, and patiently wait for it to turn green.
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When I think about my list of hopes and plans for 2020, they can be broken down into two categories: the thought-out version and the stoplight one.
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It was a lesson taught by every piece of visual culture — on TV, in movies, on billboards at every stoplight — and every morning, my mirror delivered a failing grade.
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Think about it: A shuttle pulls up to a stoplight at an intersection that you're waiting to cross and suddenly its cartoonish, drooping eyes are looking directly at you.
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Taking fast turns, ripping out of a stoplight, braking sharply along a corner and accelerating from a 60-mph start all feel effortless — and even graceful — in the 488.
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At Ali's direction, I drove us down an empty country two-lane highway into the village of Berrien Springs, through the one stoplight, and on to the local McDonald's.
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According to the Levy Journal police blotter, Brown's Model S traveled beneath an 18-wheeler's trailer that was making a left turn from a highway intersection with no stoplight.
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Also new to macOS Catalina is a hover-over menu for the default window controls (those three 'stoplight' circular buttons that appear at the top left of any Mac app).
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We are in the space of a drug store that was here for 150 years and went out of business, at the corner of a tiny town with one stoplight.
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We hit a stoplight in the sea of white cement high rises on the Bocagrande peninsula, and Rafa asks for volunteers from the front and the back of the bus.
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I have come to their headquarters amid the placid farmlands of Sparta, Wisconsin, a one-stoplight town with a population just under 10,000, to learn how fiberglass public sculptures get made.
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She said the Kurbo app's "stoplight" system — which ranks foods as red, yellow or green based on how frequently you should eat them — teaches kids to associate guilt with certain foods.
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The latter continues today, with more women like Thompson stepping into the stoplight both on-screen and behind the camera, something that the actor hopes becomes more frequent as time goes on.
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In the one-stoplight rural town of Pewamo, Michigan (population 475), four 7-year-olds have formed an unusual bond that will likely stay with them for the rest of their lives.
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To residents in the no-stoplight town of Sutherland Springs, Texas, population 773, the First Baptist Church had always been a place of worship and a gathering spot for neighbors, friends and family.
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According to police reports, the girl described a man of "mixed race" in his 40s to 50s with a white goatee pulling up to a stoplight in his truck before he started masturbating.
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However, that doesn't erase how horrific the crash looked as it happened to be captured by a dashboard camera on a car that just so happened to be stopped at a nearby stoplight.
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"Just in case" means the next time a random frat boy leans out of his buddy's lifted truck window and yells, "DYKE!" as they hastily pull away from the stoplight next to me.
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The challenge is as old as the stoplight itself: How to time your pace through town so you hit green light after green light, nixing any time spent twiddling your thumbs at red lights.
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El Comercio, a newspaper in Quito, the capital of Ecuador, reported that since the debut of the stoplight, sales of red-label products have dropped and some manufacturers are moving toward offering healthier products.
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Really: be it the stoplight you stared at this morning, or the train you rode in on, or the lil' robot vacuum keeping your floor ever-so-slightly cleaner while you're away, code is everywhere.
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It's not the cameras themselves, it's the math controlling the timing of stoplight signals that's the alleged root of the problem, forcing drivers to make a split-second decision when caught in a yellow light.
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Officer Isaacs, 38, told investigators that Mr. Small approached his car shortly after midnight on July 4, 2016, at a stoplight on Atlantic Avenue and Bradford Street and punched him through the driver's side window.
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Prosecutors allege that an accidental dance floor bump and a spilled drink at a Boston club in July 2012 agitated Hernandez, causing him to follow the car carrying the victims and open fire at a stoplight.
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"Right after I had her, I caught my breath at the stoplight, and I turned around and I sat down and I told my husband he could slow down, that we were all fine," she says.
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Harrison was parked at a stoplight just a few miles from the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Department when he saw a vehicle matching that description moving slowly through the parking lot of the Up & Under sports bar.
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You're using the mapping app Waze to avoid traffic on your way to work when, at a stoplight, an ad for a tea shop pops up on screen, beckoning you with a 20 percent off deal.
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At a stoplight, she texted her husband frantically trying to find out if Abby was OK. As she pulled up to the bank, the caller demanded she go inside and withdraw as much money as possible.
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WOODSTOCK, Alabama — Travel just 19783 minutes outside of Birmingham, and the city's hipster breweries and manicured suburbs give way to pine forests, zero-stoplight towns, and rusted-out cars left running without fear of them being stolen.
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"I always said that it takes a village to raise a child," Bowie said during a visit back to her old high school with the news network, nothing that her small town has "not even one" stoplight.
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The agency can access the same criminal records in New York criminal court databases, with the exception of non-criminal driving offenses, such as running a stoplight, speeding, making an illegal turn, or having parking meter violations.
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A couple of Brooklynites escaped to the Catskills in 2017, found a shabby 1962 motor lodge with a central A-frame, converted it into a 10-room hotel and injected some serious style into a one-stoplight town.
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A recent market survey there found that the labels have a strong effect on consumer behavior; consumers in 31 percent of households surveyed said they had stopped buying certain products because of the stoplight, most often soft drinks.
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And it will drive at low speeds, often waiting for extended periods before making a left-hand turn or merging into traffic without the help of a stoplight or street sign — if it doesn't avoid these situations altogether.
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Rather than merely charging the battery and powering accessories, it restarts the warmed-up V2000 engine after it shuts down at a stoplight and recaptures energy when slowing down to charge a lithium-ion battery in the trunk.
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Ms. Standish, the village historian, said the tree, which succumbed to disease in the 1930s, stood near where a stoplight now marks the intersection of Routes 94 and 173, in an area filled with shops, banks and restaurants.
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Most of us move through the world pretty sure that the colors and hues we're seeing around us are shared with everyone else—that if I call a stoplight red, everyone around me will agree that it's red.
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Except, it wasn't a driverless car, as NBC Washington transportation reporter Adam Tuss discovered today when he pulled up next to the 2017 Ford Transit Connect at a stoplight and peered inside, finding someone in a car seat costume.
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The officer, Wayne Isaacs, testified in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn last week that he opened fire after the man, Delrawn Small, threatened to kill him and punched him at a stoplight in the Cypress Hills section of Brooklyn.
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The victims were sitting at a stoplight on the service road to the Van Wyck Expressway at North Conduit Avenue when two gunmen walked up to their Mercedes-Benz sport-utility vehicle and opened fire, according to the police.
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But in a town where not even the longtime operation of the federal government seems certain, Mr. Trump has adhered to one constant: a conspicuously sun-kissed glow, one that has shone like a stoplight against Washington's graying backdrop.
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A table and chairs are completely made up of humans folded over each other while a street stoplight is made up of two individuals hanging from a post and flashing their red or green tshirts from under their coats.
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"I do it whenever I'm sitting at my desk at work, or in the car at a stoplight, or sitting in bed, or sitting on the couch watching TV," the art gallery assistant and part-time art therapy student says.
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There had been that moment at the stoplight when her phone ordered her to go straight, the direction in which their house waited, with its sagging futon, and the water damage on her son's ceiling which they were ignoring for now.
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The feature works by using information that Tesla's accumulated in its mapping data to confirm the presence of a stoplight where it's expected to be, as well as the car's camera system, which has been trained to recognize red lights.
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Nestled on the edge of the Green Mountains, it's the classic definition of small town: no stoplight, a combined general store and gas station, a tiny library, and a single elementary school, all serving a population of just under 26,22011.
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Last year, the police released grainy surveillance video of the shooting that shows Mr. Small getting out of his car and approaching the driver's side of Officer Isaacs's vehicle at a red light on Atlantic Avenue at the Bradford Street stoplight.
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At times, the argument over the village's character seemed moot since Mr. Lamm had bought stores, apartment houses and a church along the one-stoplight village's main streets and was converting them into a kosher cafe, a Judaica store and a ritual bath.
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I imagine that's you asking the pigeons to divebomb skateboarders on the corner of 14th and 6th Avenue, moving them downstage to 5th in start-and-stoplight syncopate, moving with dancers I can almost see doing airplane turns at the cross streets.
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Those stoplight cameras that catch us committing the tiniest traffic infractions might not be as accurate as we've been led to believe, according to a very persistent Oregon resident whose nearly four-year battle against the system was recently profiled by Wired.
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My window had taken a break, that day, from its usual programming — crows and squirrels roaming over a dead tree, cars piling up at a stoplight — to put on a little passion play for me, an allegory about the nobility of the human spirit.
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Her mother, she says, was "the Catholic daughter of a coal miner and a cafeteria worker" in small-town Pennsylvania; she had met Steinberg's father at a stoplight—he leaped out of a convertible to ask for her number—and got pregnant at nineteen.
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DRIGGS, Idaho (Reuters) - Hyrum Johnson, mayor of the tiny city of Driggs, Idaho, expects some craziness in his one-stoplight town next month when the moon passes in front of the sun for the first total solar eclipse in the lower 48 U.S. states since 1979.
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However, the LSD blotter paper on its broken screen (a detail only discernible up close) renders a tenuous narrative of drug scores and hallucinatory states, while the red glow calls up images ranging from a stoplight to a laser light show to the sight on a handgun.
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The magic of Surtrac is that it bundles each stoplight into an intelligent network "that moves all the vehicles it knows about through the intersection in the most efficient way possible," Rapid Flow CEO Steve Smith said at the recent White House Frontiers Conference, according to IEEE Spectrum.
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James Hill, a worker owner at Missing Link, a cooperative bicycle shop in downtown Berkeley, who monitors bike lights when he is in his car, recalled being at a stoplight with his wife late one afternoon when they watched a cyclist whip across the road, with "very impressive lights," he said.
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On top of all of this, there's also a 2D "status layer" overlay, which displays simple information directly, including the time left in trip, traffic light status when at a stoplight, and spelled out actions the car is currently undertaking, like "yielding for pedestrians," so people can see at a glance why the car has slowed down or stopped.
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Despite a name that conjures images of a dusty, one-stoplight town that has no business mass-producing football stars, Rock Hill is actually a growing city of 70,000 — one of the largest in South Carolina — about 19903 miles south of Charlotte, N.C., and right off the interstate highway that links that city with South Carolina's capital, Columbia.
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Here's the dizzying set of internal rhyme-filled ideas that Wayne comes up with: Yes expect the worse when you fuck with the squad rightPull you out your car at a stoplight Catch you in the waist make you my heightThis shit's not niceI have you chopped twice for a hot priceOr I can take off my ice and hit your block and stop lifeCan you see thatProperly?
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Even those who could readily speak about state and local issues — how the Republicans in the House of Delegates had refused the Medicaid expansion and passed a sheaf of anti-abortion bills; how Loudoun County was the only district in Northern Virginia without full-day kindergarten; how somebody needed to put a stoplight at Waxpool and Demott, where Sorenson was almost killed — were rarely acquainted with the proper channels for action.
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Soon, they are off, with the law in pursuit, and Baby fulfills all the civic duties that regular moviegoers are taught to expect: the hand-brake turn, complete with crying tires and a gasp of rubbery smoke; the daring dart through cross traffic, at a stoplight, that causes the chasing police car to crunch into the flank of another vehicle; and an old-school race up the wrong side of a freeway.
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Drivers will have full visibility into how much driving they've done according to Uber, which measures based on a number of factors, and will count things like when you're stopped at a stoplight (your brain is still engaged in the driving activity, even if you're temporarily stopped), but won't count time spent waiting in an airport parking lot to be called for a pickup, for instance, since many drivers use these as napping and rest opportunities.
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